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Step 2. Configure Wireless Settings
a. Network Name (SSID)
Your router has been configured at the factory
with an SSID (wireless network name) of
"WRT300N-D6". To change the SSID, enter a
new wireless network name in the 'SSID' field.
b. Security
Your router has been configured at the factory
with "WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK AES as the security
mode and "abcxyz123" as your "Passphrase".
You may enter a "Passphrase" of your choosing.
Record it for future reference as you will need
it to connect your wireless devices.
Click 'Next', then 'Finish' to complete set up
WRT300N-D6
of you router.
Wireless Router
Figure 4
D. Setting Up Your Wireless Devices
Your wireless devices (desktop, laptop, tablet, smart-phone, etc.) must be configured to work with your wireless router.
Each of these devices must have an internal or external wireless adapter and applicable drivers. User guides for each of these
devices should have instructions for wireless set up. You will need the SSID and Passphrase you assigned to this wireless router
during Step 2.b of router set up. For each wireless device, access the setup menu, choose the appropriate SSID from the list of
wireless networks, enter your Passphrase and connect.
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The power light is a steady red light. Is that ok? Wireless and LAN2 are a steady green. the phone says the internet connection has a problem.
No, a steady red power light on the ReadyNet WRT300N-D6 router is not considered normal. The power LED should be steady when the router is powered on and in normal status, but the color is not specified as red in the provided information. If the Wireless and LAN2 lights are green but there is an internet connection issue, and the power light is red, it may indicate a problem with the device's startup or hardware.
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